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• First, we wanted to create a school with very clear founding principles: the pursuit of excellence in every academic and cultural field, the formation of confident Jews and civic-minded Americans, and the preservation of the best of Western civilization. Our academic advisory board includes some of the finest educators and greatest minds in the world—such as Ruth Wisse, Walter Russell Mead, Leon Kass, Wilfred McClay, and Rachel Fish—and our curriculum and culture of learning will build upon two decades of Tikvah's experience educating exceptional middle school, high school, and college students. To read more about Emet's seven foundational pillars, click here.
  
  
• Second, we are living in a moment of great Jewish awakening in America. Many Jewish families and students feel the weight of Jewish history and American exceptionalism more deeply than ever. We hope that Emet will be an oasis of Jewish excellence that helps renew American culture.
  
  
• Third, we believe that history's future leaders—in law and business, politics and statesmanship, science and religious life—benefit from a truly classical education. America needs a Jewish classical school.